The British media disclosed that Charles received 3 million euros cash for the former Prime Minister of Qatar, and the regulatory agency will conduct an investigation

[Global Times Special Journalist Ji Shuangcheng in the UK] British media disclosed that the crown prince Charles faced new controversy due to the funding problem of charity. British charities said they would investigate the sources of corresponding money and go.

The British "Sunday Thames" said on the 26th that Charles from 2011 to 2015, from the former Prime Minister of Qatar, nicknamed "HBJ", Shech Hamad Bin Jiemm Bay Jobil Alzani You received 3 cash in person. HBJ is a member of the Alsani family in Cartars. It is a controversial figure. The personal wealth is valued at $ 1.2 billion. He served as the Prime Minister of the country from 2007 to 2013. According to the Guardian, from 2000 to 2013, he supervised a series of investment, including Harold Department Store and Fragmery Building.

The media disclosed that Charles had used his influence to persuade the Qatar to withdraw from the Chersea's famous place called the Chelsea Military Camp. Last year, Charles' Dali Assistant Michael Fussert over the past decades was accused of "providing honorary titles to Saudi merchants and British citizen identity in exchange for donations", and resigned from one of his main charities managed by the British royal family. Position.

According to reports, when the three meetings, HBJ will give Charles 1 million euros at a 500 -euro banknote every time. Once, Qian was stuffed into the plastic shopping bag of Fortnum Mason, a high -end department store in London.

The Sunday Times said that the spokesperson of Crown Prince Charles had issued a statement. After receiving the money, he immediately transferred the money to Charles's charity fund according to the procedure. Clarlenus, who represented Charles for public affairs, insisted that the money had been stored in a bank account and "followed all the correct procedures." However, Aristi Graham, who had served as former chairman of the Public Life Standard Committee of the British Parliament, told the Sunday Times, "If the Qatar government wants to give gifts to his foundation, there are appropriate methods to do these things. Not a big cash. "

The British "Sun" reported on the 27th that the British charity and regulatory agency will investigate the incident that Charles was accused of collecting 3 million euros cash donations.

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